Monaco has signed Dortmund midfielder Kevin Volland on loan until the end of the season, according to reports from German outlet Kicker.
The 24-year-old Dutchman has been a regular starter for Dortmund in recent seasons, but his contract with the Bundesliga side expires at the end of this year and they will not be able to offer him a new deal.
As a result, Monaco have swooped in to sign Volland on loan for the remainder of the campaign. The move is seen as a coup for Monaco, who are currently second in Ligue 1 behind Paris Saint-Germain.
Volland is a highly-rated player who has made over 150 appearances for Dortmund since joining them in 2017. He is known for his technical skills and ability to create chances for himself and his teammates.
Monaco's signing of Volland is part of their ongoing efforts to bolster their midfield depth ahead of the upcoming season. The club already have talented players such as Nabil Fekir and Bernardo Silva in their ranks, but they know that they need more competition for places in the team.
With Volland now at the club, Monaco can look forward to a strong and dynamic midfield next term. They hope that he can help them to challenge for honours, both domestically and internationally.